Google fonts is a pretty awesome collection of web fonts. There must be at least 500 of them. Recently, I’ve gone through all of them for a project and, because it is such a time-consuming task, I took note of fonts that could possibly be used for very specific themes. For reference, I am listing them and associating the first word that comes to my head with each – here they are:
- Caesar Dressing (Greek)
- Ceviche One (Pirate)
- Cinzel Decorative (Fantasy)
- Creepster (Haunted)
- Eagle Lake (Arabian)
- Emulogic (Retro)
- Faster One (Race)
- Finger Paint (Kids)
- Fredericka the Great (Sketch)
- Frijole (Horror)
- Fruktur Regular (Crockett)
- Geo (Tech)
- Gill Sans Ultra Bold (Girly)
- Goudy Stout (Medieval)
- GrenadierNF (70s)
- Griffy (Nightmare)
- Hanalei (DK)
- Hanalei Fill (War)
- Harlow Solid Italic (Diner)
- Jokerman (Hippie)
- Kaushan Script (China)
- Matura MT Script Capitals (Brush)
- Megrim (Math)
- Monofett (Beads)
- Monoton (70s)
- Mystery Quest (Burton)
- OCR A Extended (Tech)
- OCR A Std (Tech)
- Old English Text MT (English)
- Papyrus (Avatar)
- Permanent Marker (School)
- Playbill (Western)
- Press Start 2P (Game)
- Raleway Dots (Neon)
- Ravie (Kid)
- New Rocker (Tattoo)
- Share Tech (Future)
- Shojumaru (Treasure)
- Super Mario Bros (Game)
- Symbol (Greek)
- Trade Winds (Adventure)
- Trajan Pro 3 (DaVinci)
- Uncial Antiqua (Medieval)
- UnifrakturCook (Medieval)
- Warnes (Diner)
- Stalinist One Regular (80s)
Two notes:
- There might be a few mixed in that are not from Google fonts, there.
- Although I use Adobe products like Photoshop and Illustrator, I did not really cover Typekit fonts.